However much he squeals, he can hardly physically relocate his branches of Top Shop and BHS to Bangladesh, without shutting down his own business and bankrupting himself.
They must either physically relocate or increase the cost of their links so the network may adapt its routes.
All of this is a huge pain in the ass, of course, and the massive expense and hassle of physically relocating to escape harassment is something no one should have to go through.
Building the passageway, estimated to cost $33 million to $38 million, might eliminate the need to physically relocate mountain lions from other habitats to the Santa Monica Mountains, the study authors wrote.
The main concern, NPR reports, is a part of Booker's agenda that plans to close under-performing schools and physically relocate charter schools to share the same building as public schools.
Sorkin credulously reports that Bresch loves her country and "left" it (there's no evidence she'll physically relocate) with great regret, a rhetorical inversion which was received with mordant amusement in knowledgeable quarters.
These shoreline classes were either steep with immobile rock (resistant bedrock, nonresistant bedrock), habitats expected to physically relocate with water levels (open shoreline wetland habitats), or were already highly variable in levels due to tributary flows (riverine and coastal plain).
Of the remaining 108 children, 76 were not of the desired age, 8 did not attend school, 11 had relocated, 12 refused to participate, and 1 was physically disabled.
A region with intense micrometer-scale quinolone features was found and imaged by CRM; the sample was then physically transferred to the C60-SIMS instrument where the ROI was relocated using the microspot array.
